Not an electrician but do remodeling.A range /stove is the only one i'm aware of.Any receptacles within 3' of a wet area needs to be GFI's.
Where did you find a 3' rule?Not an electrician but do remodeling.A range /stove is the only one i'm aware of.Any receptacles within 3' of a wet area needs to be GFI's.
NEC is 6'.I believe that's what it is in IL.At least that's what a local inspector quoted.As I said,I'm a remodeler and sub my electrical work but have been told this by the local inspector.
I like to see MW on dedicated circuits but rarely do.
I think you are quoting an older version of the NEC. In 2014 the GFCI requirement for dishwashers was added.Per 210.8(A)(6), GFCI protection is required for all 15A and 20A, 125V receptacles that serve kitchen countertop surfaces in a dwelling unit (Fig. 1 on page 54). GFCI protection is not required for receptacles serving appliances like dishwashers, or convenience receptacles that do not supply countertop surfaces.